highway Posted June 13, 2011 Posted June 13, 2011 Beautiful as always Tim. I forgot to ask you when I asked about the decals before, how do I get in touch with Doug about those decals or does he have a site you could link me to?
Bryan H Posted June 13, 2011 Posted June 13, 2011 Very nice representation of a TMC truck Tim! Love the wide-base singles and you did a very nice job with the black paint. Bryan
cowboysevens Posted June 13, 2011 Posted June 13, 2011 tim you have definately hit the mark of "destination excellence" . great job !!
mackinac359 Posted June 14, 2011 Author Posted June 14, 2011 Believe it or not, the dome is the bottom of an AMT Pete air cleaner with the corners sanded down and a strip of plastic added to it. Tim Looks good.Were did the Sat come from?
Kostas Parchas Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 Nice one Tim!!! It is very nice and I like all the details, the decals and of course the color. Just 2 questions, #1 what is that small balck thing above the passenger fuel tank, #2 how did you make the vertical chiken lights in the front off the breathers. Ah.. I have one more question, where is the flatbed???? Kostas.
mackinac359 Posted June 14, 2011 Author Posted June 14, 2011 Kostas, Flatbed? That small black round thing - I knew once, but can't remember. Shore/hotel power connection? The vertical chicken lights are round Evergreen plastic rod, sliced and glued onto a straight piece of plastic, then block sanded for an even height (at least they shouldbe even, then painted with Bumper Chrome paint and Tamiya clear orange. Tim Nice one Tim!!! It is very nice and I like all the details, the decals and of course the color. Just 2 questions, #1 what is that small balck thing above the passenger fuel tank, #2 how did you make the vertical chiken lights in the front off the breathers. Ah.. I have one more question, where is the flatbed???? Kostas.
Kostas Parchas Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 (edited) Kostas, Flatbed? That small black round thing - I knew once, but can't remember. Shore/hotel power connection? The vertical chicken lights are round Evergreen plastic rod, sliced and glued onto a straight piece of plastic, then block sanded for an even height (at least they shouldbe even, then painted with Bumper Chrome paint and Tamiya clear orange. Tim Thank youn for the tip about the round chiken lights on the breathers and that shore/hotel power connection. It is a very sharp detail. About the flatbed I meant the 53ft, the one sitting next to you loaded with those huge tyres.... I am watching the TMC build from the first moment when it was first showed from you about a year or so ago and I though that the 53ft trailer was for this truck... Greetigns, Kostas. Edited June 15, 2011 by Kostas Parchas
highway Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 That small black round thing - I knew once, but can't remember. Shore/hotel power connection? No Tim, the black round thing is part of the Vorad radar system used for accident avoidance and also with the cruise control. My friend that drove for them had a love/hate relationship with his, he loved the side looking aray in the passenger bind spots but he hated the front when he'd have the cruise on and it would decide to turn the cruise off! By the way, that just reminded me, did you put the one on the front bumper, too??
mackinac359 Posted June 15, 2011 Author Posted June 15, 2011 Ahh, thanks. I did include that on the bumper. Tim No Tim, the black round thing is part of the Vorad radar system used for accident avoidance and also with the cruise control. My friend that drove for them had a love/hate relationship with his, he loved the side looking aray in the passenger bind spots but he hated the front when he'd have the cruise on and it would decide to turn the cruise off! By the way, that just reminded me, did you put the one on the front bumper, too??
Casey429 Posted June 16, 2011 Posted June 16, 2011 Looks great, as always. There's a TMC unit parked on the side of the road I've passed daily on my way to school for about a week now. Judging from seeing it every day, I'd say you nailed it, Tim.
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